July 2022

In Monday evening's Seminole City Council's budget workshop, City Manager Adam Niolet began with a recognition of the City's accomplishments since the beginning of 2022 and led into the City's current water situation and proposed budget changes for the 2022-2023 fiscal year.

Seminole Girl’s Athletic Director and Maiden Head Basketball Coach Tri Danley received an achievement award at the Texas Girls Coaches Association Monday night for surpassing 700 wins last season. He is pictured with his daughters and son. (Contributed photo)

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Seminole EMS First Responders will host their annual summer camps on July 25-26 and Aug. 1-2. Youngsters ages 8-11 are invited to attend the first session; the second session is reserved for those students ages 12-18. Camps will be from 8 a.m. until noon.

A week ago, I got that phone call everyone knows will be coming. My sister called to inform me my mother had passed away.

Uvalde Revisited By now most of us have seen the painfully long real-time video of the unfolding drama at the Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, from the inside. Back on May 24, we pondered how so many law enforcement officers -- 376 by one count -- could find so little to do in such a time of immediate crisis.

To finish out July, there will be a series of articles about what we can look forward to in the coming school sports year. With the 2021-22 season reviewed and put to bed, now we can look forward to what our sports teams have before them. While some things have changed in people graduating, old coaches leaving and new coaches coming in and UIL realignment – other things have not changed. There will be plenty of familiar faces coming back – both players and coaches. Some teams will be rebuilding and others will be reloading.